The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-20
Personal.
Personal.
Mc.-Mr. G. D. McGibsny left for Earl
last Monday.
HaSSs> Rnruu n n Ii

are visiting IN iowa'
BAcH.-Joseph Bach, Of the west side, IL
Ill with typhoid fever.
DopoE.-S. r. Dodge and Burt Molntyr'
spent last Sunday In Ottawa.
PHKLps.-Nr. c. 8. Phelps left Monday Oh
An exploration trip through Kansas.
McKiNYEY.-M. E. Mckinney and wife, o
Earlville, we're in Ottawa this week.
MAHRR-D. A. Msher and daughter arr
visiting friends in Racine, Wisconsin
EsrEs.-Mi.s Bird Estes, Of DesMoines
Iowa, is the guest Of Miss Flora Cullen.
MAcE.-Mr. George Mace. of Fulton, N
Y, is the guest of Mr.. Strickland, west side
wM.-wm. II. Osman has been this week
enjoying well. earned vacation in Wiscon
SIM
TRAsK.-Mrs. e. IT. Trask, of Galesburg
10 visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. O
King.
HIoBY.-Rev. John Highly, Of Lockport
will preach al the Baptist Church, tomorrow
morning.
VooHr.-Mr. j. r. Voght, Of Muskegon
Mich, is in Ottawa, for week or two, visit
ing old friends.
RIsISa.-Mr. Jesse Rising, Of Riale's gro
Gerry, has returned from trip to Milwaukee
and Waukeshaw.
SMALLEN.-Mrs. William Smallen and
daughter Effie, of Gross Park, are visiting
relatives in Ottawa this week.
WEsr.-Mrs. II. Rochelle and Mrs. Chas
Batten start next week for Laramie, Wyom
ing Territory, 10 join their husbands.
RIcH.-Sam. Richardson, shipping clerl
at the Chapelle glass factory, after Ions
siege of sick ness, is again able to be out.
KRsxEDY.-Mr. James P. Kennedy, o
washtenaw, is visiting his brother.in-law
Mr.. Leopold, Of the post office barber shop
PRINcE.-Mr and Mrs. James s. EckeN
and Mrs. Barnhart, of Princeton, have beer
visiting relatives and friends in this city
this week.
LAcY.-Mr. F. X. Lacy, of Chicago, was in
this city the fore part of the week, visiting
his uncle, J. 4. Wilson, the popular photo
grapher.
BRuNK.-Prof. Brunk, late Of the TONES
high school left last Wednesday for Colleg
Station, Texas, to teach the young TexaI
idea to shoot.
DAY.-The Rev. Warren F. Day, pastor o
the Congregational church of this city, will
preach in the First Baptist church in Black
berry tomorrow.
CooK.-Hon. B. C. Cook attended the Oh
Settlers picnic on Thursday. MIR. Cook i
the picture of good health, as his friend
were pleased to note.
MARKs.-Miss Hattie Marks returned +
her home in Mendoza last Tuesday, and Mis-
Grace Gedney with her. Miss Gedney vii
stay with Miss Marks about two weeks.
HoMR.-Miss Della Finnerty returned las
Monday evening from an extended trip Oh
the lakes and a visit in Minneapolis an
Duluth.
vIsIr.-Miss Sarah Cassidy, of H. ]. Gil
lens force, left on Monday for two week
VISIT with her friend Miss Kate O'Gsra, o
Wilmington.
JuDaE.-Judge NJ. E. Hollister, in the fl
ties on the bench Of the LaSalle County Gin
cult Court, afterwards judge in the territor
of Idaho, and of late years o resident Q
Maryland, was in the city on Old Settler:
Day, in company with his brother " Lush.
They were heartily welcomed by many G
the contemporaries of their decades ago.
MCGINNIs.-E Paso, Texas, Daily Time'
"Wm. B. McGinnis, conductor on the Mex
lean Central, between Ell Paso and Chihsr
hau, died at Chihauhau last Tuesday. Tn
remains were brought to this city by tn
railroad company Mr. d. T. McGinnis
brother Of the deceased, and train dispatche
of the Chicago & Alton, at Slater, Missouri
arrived yesterday, and will take the remain
to Ottawa, Illinois, where his parents live
for burial. Conductor McGinnis was an ole
time employee of the Mexican Central an
was known as faithful, upright, competen
man. His death is learned with sad regrt
by his friends in this city,
| OTTAWA ILL., Aug. 9, 1887.